Going forth

Once we see the world with new eyes, we are invited to go forth. The step in the work that reconnects is about action. We each commit to playing our part. Inspired, we move forward together, with intention, resourced, and encouraged by the steps we have just taken and the work we have done in this moment. We are moved to act.  

Going forth follows on Seeing the World with New Eyes and is the last step in the Work That Reconnects.

I voice my truth.

The following sentence starters invite us to commit to taking action:

• A part I’d like to play in this is….

• A step I’d take towards this in the upcoming week is…

I let my life speak.

The mantra "Let your life speak" reminds you that we co-create by holding a vision for a better world and embodying that vision through action! You can embody intention for action by,

• Today: You are doing The Work that Reconnects right now; well done!

• Tomorrow: Use an Internet search to deepen your understanding of the “Spirit of Ubuntu”.

• This week: Use an Internet search to explore the “Clock of the Long Now”. What world do you envision in 10,000 years?

• This month: Discover and explore new parts of your ancestral story. How have small actions by those who came before you shaped your path?

• This year: Regularly ask yourself “who am I?” 

Move yourself forward, with purpose, …

This stage motivates individuals to apply their renewed understanding and commitment daily, driving meaningful action and personal fulfilment. 

Let's move as many, like one.

This phase cultivates a proactive engagement and responsibility culture, where communities are inspired to implement sustainable changes and advocate for future-oriented policies. 

The mindset shift.

Everything on earth has its own time and its season.

The consciousness shift

The ideas from great traditions and enlightened thinkers encourage us to change our consciousness. Do any of these ideas resonate with what is happening in your consciousness?

• In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven. ― Matthew 5:16 ESV

• A concern may arise unexpectedly out of an interest or may creep up on one out of worshipful search for the way forward. It may be in line with current desires and projects, or it may cut across them; it may lead to action which is similar to that undertaken by others or it may require a brave striking out into the unknown. ― QFAP 13.